Sleepy Hollow Mtn Race at Cochran's

Richmond, United States • 3 May 2026

Event Details

The Sleepy Hollow Mtn Race takes place at Cochran's Ski Area in Richmond, Vermont. The race is approximately 6 miles long and features a course with "steep trails". The route is a two-loop course, consisting of one large loop and one small loop.

Course & Terrain

The course includes alpine ski slope sections and single-track trails. The terrain features roots, rocks, bridge and stream crossings, and mud. A feed station with hydration and energy gel is located at the 5-mile point. The course is marked with orange arrows, flagging, and tape.

Post-Race & Amenities

Pancakes are served for all participants after the race. The event also includes a free kids' race with different distance options for various age groups. On-site amenities include restrooms in the ski lodge and portable toilets. Free overnight camping is permitted in the parking lot or on alpine ski trails the night before the race.

Additional Information

Bib pickup occurs on race day at the base lodge. The race is part of the USATF-New England Mountain Running Series. A photographer is typically present on the course. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

6 mi
6 Miles
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